#Flv video converter linux how to#
flv and all the other programs I've tried (like gtranscode, Konverter) are in a pre-alpha kind of state and either crash or don't do anything.Īny suggestions? Maybe someone here knows how to get VLC's output working correctly? This is the last hurdle stopping me having a fully graphical video production environment setup under Linux. VLC comes very close to what I want but no matter what video output format I choose I get messy green artifacts in the first few seconds of the output. Use our handy and easy video file converter to change the format of your FLV videos without any limits on the number of files.
#Flv video converter linux psp#
Super handles a large number of video formats like 3GP and 3G2 for mobile phones, ASF, DIVX AVI, MOV, MPEG, flash video, real media, PSP video, and more. Super is actually a shell for different command line conversion scripts. VLC is an extremely versatile cross-platform media player. avi but nothing works properly so I've ended up using a script for mencoder instead. Super fits the bill for a simple, no-frills interface that converts videos on the go. I use VLC media player for playing FLV files on Linux. I've been trying to find a GUI program that would convert. To convert a FLV already containing a video in H264 and an audio in AAC in MP4: ffmpeg -i file.flv -acodec copy -vcodec copy -y video.mp4 MP4Box -raw 1 video.mp4 -out video.h264 MP4Box -raw 2 video.mp4 -out audio.aac MP4Box -add video.h264 -add audio.aac file.mp4 rm -f video.mp4 video.h264 audio. FLV (Flash Video) is a a Adobe media container to deliver synchronized audio and video streams for supported codecs such as Sorensen Spark and On2 VP6, the data within FLV files are encoded in the same way as audio and video within SWF files. Its a shame as it seems there isn't a fully functional, easy graphical interface to video conversion tools such as mencoder, ffmpeg or transcode for Linux- is there?
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